One is built on the other:
Ultra Search is an application built on
Oracle Text, Oracle's industry leading text retrieval engine. It provides
Oracle Text customers with Web-style searching capabilities without
the need for any low-level SQL programming. A significant amount of
expertise has gone
Jennifer Gavin-Wear said:
From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But to get back on topic. Most ISPs use DHCP to assign IP
addresses to customers. Even if these IP addresses are semi
static (based on some form of option 82), these IPs are not
identifiable for outsiders through the
Of course, but there is nothing stopping you from having both is there?
You can have an autonumber id that is your primary key if you like,
then have a uuid field that is also a key. As long as it is unique,
you can use the two interchangably.
Or, if you want a friendly order number, why not
Hi all,
Every once in a while we get the following error:
Error Executing Database Query. [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Error
establishing socket. Address already in use: connect
The error occurred on line 42.
It happens at different times and in different pages/line numbers.
I
As for how to - This post has some good resources at the bottom.
http://mkruger.cfwebtools.com/index.cfm/2005/11/3/spf
-Mark
-Original Message-
From: Dov Katz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 9:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: sot: SPF? How to use?
I've finally
I don't know if I would want to have an entire site managed through Contribute.
Your website then would rely on an external application installed on each
machine that you need to have licenses for each person that wants to edit the
pages. Some departments may want to have 2-3 backups in case
I've had a whitelisting at AOL for sometime now, which works fine. As you
probably know, AOL returns end user rejected messages back to the designated
sender (me), with a subject line of FW: Client TOS Notification from
[EMAIL PROTECTED].
The email address of the recipient who rejected the
What version of MySQL was this?
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-Original Message-
From: Baz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 1:00 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Get last inserted ID
Thanks for the info guys -
We do this on a pretty extensive basis. We have something on the order of
300+ Contribute users working on around 150 sites. Some of those are purely
static content. Many incorporate some mixing of CF and static content.
There are a lot of gotchas. First off, Contribute doesn't not touch all
the
MySQL5... someone mentioned to append: ?MultipleQuery=True (or something
like that) to my connection string in the DB... but it didn't work.
-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:26 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Get last
Still a work in progress but a fantastic beginning. Great work as always
Ray, and thank you for everything you do for the CF community.
Cutter
Raymond Camden wrote:
So hopefully this won't' spawn another 100 message thread on food, but
the ColdFusion Cookbook is launched:
I've had a poll running on my blog for a few months, asking what your
favorite browser is. I find it interesting that I've had quite a few
people vote for Firefox or Opera, when they were using IE to vote! I
know a lot of people use IE because they're forced to at work, and
others set IE as
Sorry, I missed the version at the end of your message. I wouldn't know
about the ?MultipoQuery=True bit. Ive never used or heard of it.
In the select...try
Select @@identity as newid;
Odds are that it's going to give you the same thing since @@identity is
basically a shortcut for
I have just the opposite problem. I can't keep the friends I have now
from pissin' ME off; I don't need 29M for me to be mad at! I think
they'd be better off advertising on your ability to choose 5 friends
from a pool of 29 million. I'm betting NOBODY wants 29M friends. I
question that number
I've found that many people jump on the FF bandwagon and just claim to like
and use it constantly... only to find out that they are using IE (and
usually don't even have anything else installed). I typically use whichever
I open first... IE or FF (FF is default so I use it if I click a link in aim
Am I EVER going to get into Google Analytics??? I've been on the waiting
list for quite some time now. Anyone here using it? Is it worth waiting?
Should I stick with SmarterStats?
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http://acoderslife.com
I signed up quick enough to get in in the beginning, and they just
recently (maybe two weeks ago) allowed the ones that are already
signed up to track up to 5 websites, up from 2 websites previously for
me. So I would say that the time is comming.
I enjoy analytics, and would say its worth the
I just voted for Mozilla and IE but I used FF to do it since
it lets me
clear cookies fast and easy :)
Thank's for telling me, now I can go delete all your votes! ;)
By the way, does anybody know of a better way to stop people from doing
what you just did, better than requiring cookies to
Was it a beta that you had to sign up for? I'm doing their sitemapping beta,
but I hadn't heard of their analytics...more info please? I'm very curious.
Am I EVER going to get into Google Analytics??? I've been on the waiting
list for quite some time now. Anyone here using it? Is it worth
Everybody hates me. And I like it like that...
!K
PS. Yes Emmet, you too... =P
-Original Message-
From: Ken Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: January 9, 2006 9:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: lets give these ppl hell!
I have just the opposite problem. I can't keep the friends I
The only way to make it more secure is to make people put in their email
address and then sending them a verification link. At least now people will
have to use more then 1 email address to vote, and simply clearing cookies
won't work. But then again most people have multiple email addresses
Hi Mark,
I'm assuming you are in the USA and that AOL handle things differently there
than in the UK.
I send out about 800 emails a week to AOL users and when they bounce the
email address is included in the AOL failure message. I've also had a white
listing for some time.
The AOL message
From: Bobby Hartsfield
Control + Enter does what in outlook? Good job me...
Great, now we're going to get a bunch of half finished emails on the
list, as hundreds of people try that shortcut combo! ;-)
[INFO] -- Access Manager:
This transmission may contain information that is
But the main thing is, again, 4.5.2 will do whatever I've
asked of it so far, runs flawlesslly...so If it ain't broke...
4.5.2 may not be broke, but MX 7 has a ton of productivity improving
enhancements. And the Java stuff is over-rated, I've never touched the
Java side of MX myself. I think
I've got a text field from which I'd like to extract the first sentence for
each record. Here's the query I've got so far.
SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX(j.job_desc,'.',1) AS job_desc
FROM jobs
The problem is that in some of the records, the first sentence is terminated
by a question mark (or
http://www.google.com/analytics/index.html
Yeah, I guess you would have called it beta... They opened it up for signup
and got a huge response and closed it out to new registrants. That was quite
a while back. Im just anxious to take it for a spin myself.
It's a site stats program, as far as I understand it. And I am still
waiting to get in as well. Last I heard they have stopped taking new
signups because they got overwhelmed by the hoards of webmasters signing
up. But Google says they plan to open up the signup process again
later.
mySQL has the LAST_INSERT_ID() function.
I do this:
SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() as id
FROM yourTableName
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andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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-Original Message-
From: Baz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anybody else think this is crap especially given the amount of Pork
this Congress and President have been spending?
Congress Cuts Funding For Student Loans
Loss of $12.7 Billion Means That Graduates Will Face Higher
Interest Payments, Fewer Options
By ANNE MARIE CHAKER
Staff Reporter of THE WALL
Thanks for the update Ryan. I have stats on my site now (and pretty much all
sites I've done) courtesy of my CTO and SmarterStats. I'm just curious to
see Google's myself! Hopefully it will be soon.
You said they give you stats for up to 5 sites now. Are those all stats you
can log into
Haha... at least then... it won't just be me when I hit...
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http://acoderslife.com
-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:28 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: ColdFusion
The Alagad component is encrypted, unless you purchased the unencrypted
version (which costs more I believe).
!//--
andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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-Original Message-
From: Michael Clayton
Yeah Baz... you could try adding the from address to the select @@identity
or last_insert_id() I pointed out earlier as well. But it should assume
that. Both work fine for me on MySQL5 without the 'from tablename'.
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I have an administrator login of sorts that allows me to see all of
them, but I can create multiple usernames and passwords and allow them
to see one or more of the reports specifically.
On 1/9/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the update Ryan. I have stats on my site now
I was in early because I'm using GoogleWords advertising for
some clients. It's great stuff...especially since it's free!
I check it everyday...instead of having to use my servers to
crunch the numbers, I can drain their system resources!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob
So the JDK uses Perl which is why my
lookbehind worked in my class, and then CF uses a
proprietary version of Perl's implementation.
I wouldn't say proprietary, I'd say incomplete. Perl's Regular
Expressions are extremely powerful and complex, from what I've seen. I
get lost pretty quickly
Thank's for telling me, now I can go delete all your votes! ;)
Yeah, Wouldn't want to compensate for all the loaded votes and even anything
out... Given that... maybe you should just delete ALL votes now ;-)
To cut down the multiple votes as much as possible you would need to have
user
Nice. Thanks for the info.
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http://acoderslife.com
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Guill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: Google Analytics
I have an administrator
I'm sure there are light years of improvement in features and
productivity between 4.5.2 and MX 7...and when I come upon
a business requirement that forces me to spend the app. $650
to upgrade, I will...but until then, I have no need.
I'm just a one-man shop, bulding small websites and apps for
Ps... I don't suppose theirs an 'invitation only' system like GMail had? :-)
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-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 11:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Hi Bobby,
Whether Google gets it's act together or not, I'd not rely on a third party
for my analytics unless I had no other option.
Having watched Google's direction over the past year or so I am also
thinking that the analytics are as much for Google's benefit as any supposed
help to us, as
You could of course also vote automatically for them based on the
user_agent or just use some web stats to see what browser is most popular on
your site.
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http://acoderslife.com
-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield
Check if you database engine accepts regular expressions, othewise I'd
go with a UNION:
SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX(j.job_desc,'.',1) AS job_desc
FROM jobs
UNION
SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX(j.job_desc,'?',1) AS job_desc
FROM jobs
UNION
SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX(j.job_desc,'!',1) AS job_desc
FROM
Deanna, this is very helpful. I'm glad to see that you have quite a few
users of Contribute. I can't imagine we will have more than 15-20 at
any one time. We also tend to share content administrators. If there
is a dept that doesn't change their content often, but they still have a
need for a
From: Bobby Hartsfield
Thank's for telling me, now I can go delete all your votes! ;)
Yeah, Wouldn't want to compensate for all the loaded votes
and even anything
out... Given that... maybe you should just delete ALL votes now ;-)
Since I'd have to manually delete your votes from my
The only way to make it more secure is to make people put in
their email
address and then sending them a verification link. At least
now people will
have to use more then 1 email address to vote, and simply
clearing cookies
won't work. But then again most people have multiple email
I send out about 800 emails a week to AOL users and when they bounce the
email address is included in the AOL failure message.
Sure wish that were the case here across the pond.
The AOL message clearly states the reason for the bounce, whether that is
the user doesn't exist ot that the user
Having watched Google's direction over the past year or so I am also
thinking that the analytics are as much for Google's benefit
as any supposed
help to us, as has been my experience on their Reporting
system for Adwords.
I think you're right about Google's motivations with Analytics. If
Oh, I'm sure the analytics are to Google's benefit...but why
not go ahead and use the data their crunching anyway?
Rick
PS - I do run my own numbers with my home-grown stats
packages, too...
-Original Message-
From: Jennifer Gavin-Wear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Yeah, I already look at those stats too. It is kind of a dumb poll, but
it was the first thing that popped into my head after I'd finished my
polling module for Ray Camden's BlogCFC. :) One of these day's I'll
think of a good question to replace it with...
-Original Message-
From:
One thing I forgot to mention - there's a lot of training that goes in if
you expect your users to sometimes use web forms to update some content
(dynamic calendars, etc) and sometimes use Contribute. We were really
surprised at how difficult it was for some people to grasp the separation.
We made
You can also make it based on the IP address as someone else mentioned, but
you would be risking disenfranchising people behind NAT and proxy servers.
-Original Message-
From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 11:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE:
Oh yeah, there's no way to be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that all votes are unique.
The IP address was just to minimize multiple votes which I'm still sure it
would do in most cases.
You'd have to consider the people who would vote more than once to stack the
votes for one browser. Who are they? To what
I am developing a form where the user selects a start and end time from a drop
down box. the goal is to use both times to calcualte the logon duration. Can
anyone tell me what is the best way to go about representing these time in
order to use them for calculation.
Thanks
I'd say that's a given. But the pros of them having and using that info
would probably outweigh any cons no matter how you look at it. Plus the
benefit of them running the numbers versus my server... Count me in.
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Ok,
Sorry for the OT-ish question, but I was gone for so long that I am having
some crazy problems writing this SQL Server Stored proc.
I have something like this:
Create procedure get_stuff(@status int)
As
Select @status = status
From table
Where things = 1
If @status = 1
begin
Use the createtime(hh,mm,ss) function so that CF creates a proper time
variable.
so
cfset start_time = createtime(form.start_hrs,form.start_mins,
form.start_secs)
cfset end_time = createtime(form.end_hrs,form.end_mins,form.end_secs)
you can then use any if the date/time functions on these
How are you calling the proc?
If you use cfstoredproc
Then use this at the bottom:
cfprocresult name=resultset_name_1 resultset=1
cfprocresult name= resultset_name_1 resultset=2
~Brad
-Original Message-
From: Tim Heald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 11:07 AM
Is there an IIS setting to log the time a request first came in, when it was
handed off to the CF server, when the data was returned and when it was
delivered to the client? I'd like to know the difference in reciept of a
request and it's generation.
Thanks
I am going insane here. I am trying to implement an example from
asfusion.com
Filtering a cfgrid as you type -revisited-
http://www.asfusion.com/blog/entry/filtering-a-cfgrid-as-you-type--revi
sited-
There is a line of action script where this happens:
_global.backupDP =
Sorry, correction:
cfprocresult name=resultset_name_1 resultset=1
cfprocresult name= resultset_name_2 resultset=2
I mistyped. The result sets would need unique names. (but you probably
figured that out anyway...)
~Brad
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They are both still undefined.
This is killing me because the procedure compiled just fine, it doesn't have
an IN variables, is there something I need to do to specify that they are
OUT result sets?
-Original Message-
From: Brad Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January
Sorry, I don't believe so.
On 1/9/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ps... I don't suppose theirs an 'invitation only' system like GMail had? :-)
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-Original Message-
From: Bobby
Hello cf-talk,
Hi Everyone,
I've got a form that adds registration data to an Access database (clients
request).
It has a few number fields, each set to long interger and none required. The
form passes the info using GET via URL. Now, if the form fields (number) are
filled in, all is fine.
Wait a minute-- I just looked at your code again.
You really only have one resultset. The first select is just setting
the value of your @status variable.
I don't know what database you are using, but in SQL server 2000 your
proc would look like this:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.get_stuff
@status AS
Like pretty much all of the changes they have made to the adwords service
this year the changes will be to make more money for Google and cost us more
to run the campaigns ...
Jenny
-Original Message-
From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 January 2006 16:29
To: CF-Talk
That would be because integer fields don't need the ticks around them
when updating:
Update table
Set my_col = 4, your_col2 = 76
You are ending up with:
Update table
Set my_col = , your_col2 = 76
And that is a syntax error.
You need to build your query to only update columns which have a
Use cfqueryparams in your query -or- #val(url.field2)#
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-Original Message-
From: cftalk_list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 12:37 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Very Odd SQL behavior
Is there an IIS setting to log the time a request first came
in, when it was handed off to the CF server, when the data
was returned and when it was delivered to the client? I'd
like to know the difference in reciept of a request and it's
generation.
IIS doesn't really hand off the
Hey thanks man.
-Original Message-
From: Brad Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 12:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Stored Proc/CF help!!
Wait a minute-- I just looked at your code again.
You really only have one resultset. The first select is just
Man... did I just say all that?
I'm afraid so. ;)
As I said in my original email, this is not a scientific poll. And I
agree, this is a silly poll question, and I can get the security of my
poll module worked out, then run a real poll. Like:
How many rings of power were in Lord of the Rings?
If you have an apostrophe in an access db text or memo field it shows as
a block or question mark in Internet Explorer. how can you work around
that?
Tim
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Message:
of course it's crap. But don't forget, it's to help pay for Katrina.
That tax cut has nothing to do with this, that's just something the
double-plus-ungood liberals made up to bash Bush with.
On 1/9/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody else think this is crap especially given the
ooops sorry just saw that this is on talk for some reason. Gruss! Look
where you're posting, man!
On 1/9/06, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
of course it's crap. But don't forget, it's to help pay for Katrina.
That tax cut has nothing to do with this, that's just something the
double-plus-ungood
Use the Acccess with Unicode driver in the cf admin when setting up the
datasource.
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-Original Message-
From: Tim Laureska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 1:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
We're having an issue with one of our CFMX 6.1 servers where it will
seemingly randomly throw up a JAR Launcher crash message through the
Windows error reporting utility. This is CFMX 6.1 with the Sun JVM version
1.4.2. Any thoughts on why this would be happening or how it can be
avoided?
Hi. I have a form where the user is entering info. There is a closing time
for that posting in the db. I want to give regular reminders to the user,
that so many minutes are remaining to complete it.
I want to give a javascript alert 30 mins, 5 mins, 1 mins and then finally
when the time is over,
sounds like a 'smart quote' (one of those curly MS Word quotes).
there's a UDF called demoronize() at cflib that should handle this.
On 1/9/06, Tim Laureska [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have an apostrophe in an access db text or memo field it shows as
a block or question mark in Internet
There's also a tag out there called StripAscii that is intended to strip
out MS Word high-ascii chars.
I think it's called CF_StripAsci, and I *think* I got it on the DevEx.
I use it all the time to reformat text submitted via a textarea in a
form. We have a place where users can post
http://www.mcfedries.com/JavaScript/timer.asp
first link I saw on google.
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-Original Message-
From: Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 2:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Javascript
Ken...
Here's a script that I've used before:
http://www.andyandjaime.com/uploads/countdown.js
Here's how it's used:
script language=JavaScript type=text/JavaScript
src=includes/countdown.js/script
It's set to auto-redirect to a different page at 3. minutes, but it should
be simple enough to
one gotcha to be careful with on this tutorial is that once an alert
box pops up, javascript will wait for the user to click ok before
proceeding. One option you might consider to have a countdown time on
the screen at all times, then when it gets to 0, move 'em on.
On 1/9/06, Bobby Hartsfield
It's set to auto-redirect to a different page at 3. minutes,
Make that 30 minutes.
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andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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Message:
Granted it doesn't do every exact little detail that he wanted... the
redirect that he mentioned would replace the alert. The time is displayed in
the status bar (you could display it as text in the browser easily too)
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AAARRGHH!
Can anybody point me to a good resource on approved hosting for
Government sites (..a Congressman)!
I just got off a 1 hour phone call from some government approved host
that says It *has* to be done our way and it's gonna costs $7,500 a
year and
What the heck kind of requirement would HOSTING a site be? I would think the
requirements would come from the actual design of the database, like no
cookies, make it 508 compliant. Are they trying to tout their security or
something? I have not heard of something like this before? I thought
All,
At my job, we are replacing a PowerBuilder app with a web based
CF app. My boss wanted me to write up a paragraph on why web based
applications are better than locally installed executables (for an
executive meeting). Other than the ease of updates to the system, what
else can I
true...I just wanted to warn him about that common gotcha.
On 1/9/06, Bobby Hartsfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Granted it doesn't do every exact little detail that he wanted... the
redirect that he mentioned would replace the alert. The time is displayed in
the status bar (you could display
9 tools were given to the leaders of open source, for they were the
weakest. 7 to Microsoft developers, who loved darkness, gold, and war. 3
were given to web developers, the fairest and wisest of all. In darkness
and with guile, one tool was crafted in the depths of silicon volcano.
One tool to
The can be (securely) accessed from anywhere. The data that the app is
working with is not going from the db server to each client that is using
it, but is on the server, so that network transfer is cut to a minimum. The
clients don't need to be as powerful, since they only need to be able to
Ease of updates, work from anywhere, centralized data storage,
cross-platform compatibility
Really, it depends a bit on the application.
--Ben
Brad Wood wrote:
All,
At my job, we are replacing a PowerBuilder app with a web based
CF app. My boss wanted me to write up a paragraph on
Platform independance, you can work anywhere, as long as standards are followed
it can be run on any web browser, no licensing issues that are with an
installed application.
Bob
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Message:
Can anybody point me to a good resource on approved hosting
for Government sites (..a Congressman)!
The US Senate has hosting for its members, actually. I'm not sure about the
House.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber
The best thing I can think of is accessibility. You can get to it from
anywhere with an internet connection. To view or manage it.
Centralized management of course. Meaning you update the app in one place...
no need to distribute patches or updated versions.
and even people on MACs can use
The company I Stand For, www.istandfor.com, focuses exclusively on creating
and hosting web sites for political candidates (including those already in
office) and non-profit organizations.
They have a Content Management System that allows the campaign to update the
site at anytime using a
To expand on the they can be run anywhere theme:
1) This reduces costs since presumable one would need a license for each copy
of a desktop application installed on a machine, and most likely in an
enterprise organization one specific IT personal can install software, so there
is there time
After spending countless years being in exactly that situation in Indiana...
I can confirm that each branch of government has a host for their pages with
a 5 year no compete clause. (each branch will have a seperate host) and
that host is on the state backbone. to have direct file access your
From your manager's perspective, draw up a side by side comparison of the
cost to develop, deploy, maintain, and end-of-life the any given app.
Unsure how Powerbuilder works nowadays, but client/server apps used to have
strict per-seat licensing plus associated cost for runtime deployments.
Ray... thanks... what's the base url for devex... is this expert
exchange you're referring to?
thanks
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Ray Champagne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 2:14 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: apostrophe in access db field
There's also a tag
This sounds like a government-enforced monopoly.
-JM
Richard Dillman wrote:
After spending countless years being in exactly that situation in Indiana...
I can confirm that each branch of government has a host for their pages with
a 5 year no compete clause. (each branch will have a seperate
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